Abstract

The studies on the reproductive system of P. fasciata were based on 43 specimens. Two main types of the reproductive system can be distinguished in the studied population. Two types of reproductive system were the most frequent (20.93% each): with symmetrical ejaculatory ducts without a loop and symmetrical seminal vesicles reaching the end of the first pair of testes, situated next to the testes (adult individuals) (fig. 23) and with symmetrical ejaculatory ducts without a loop (fig. 21) and symmetrical poorly developed seminal vesicles situated asymmetrically anterior to the first pair of testes (juvenile individuals). The structure of the reproductive system corresponding with the description of the type specimen (BRUMPT, 1900) was not observed in the studied population.

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